retail distribution / natural gas-fired combustion turbines / retail level / integrated utilities / rooftop solar energy charge / green energy / utilities serving customer needs / utility kWh energy charge / solar and other emerging technologies / energy needs / power utilities / public power utilities / demandside management / solar rooftop systems / retail competition / distribution circuit energy / retail access competition / offpeak energy charge / retail ratemaking / electricity sector / retail obligation / wholesale and retail markets / energy rate / residential retail price / energy charge / natural gas prices / energy / leave utilities / energy markets / energy resources / electricity / partialrequirements retail customers / investor-owned utilities / demand-side management / distributed energy resources / control systems / crucial products / energy credit / reliability services / energy efficiency / energy dispatchability / regulated utilities / retail markets / energy services / rooftop solar systems / energy technologies / valued services / /
OperatingSystem
DSOs / /
Organization
Essential Reliability Services Task Force / North American Electric Reliability Corporation’s Essential Reliability Services Task Force / American Public Power Association / South Carolina Public Service Authority / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Leslie Libby / Benjamin L. Norris / James C. Bonbright / Tim Harvey / Thomas E. Hoff / /
Position
basic utility model for system planning / Governor / /
Product
AMI / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Hawaii / South Carolina / Florida / California / Arizona / Massachusetts / /
APPA’s 51st State Proposal Introduction The American Public Power Association appreciates the opportunity to participate in SEPA’s 51st State project. Obviously, the electric utility industry is in a period of trans